Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-07

or total dissolution, the family and friends
are quite anxious. The patient was
quite restless and at times delirious, al
though he had intervals of rallying into
mental lucidity.
Frank Kings mother, Mrs. S. p. King,
and his sister, Mrs. Guion, have come in
from California to make Ogden their
their home. They could choose no more
promising spot.
Last December, one Sunday night, a
burglary was committed in the Fischer
beer hall on Main Street, a quantity of
whisky and other stuff being distracted.
Suspicion fell on two colored fellows who
Immediately vamoosed from town. The
other day one of the coons returned to
Ogden, was recognized by the police and
given free berth and board at the Hotel
de Ballantyne, pending examination in
to his case, which was to take place to-
day
Yesterday afternoon there were few
races at the Driving Park There was
running match, quarter OF a mile, for
| $40, in which G. A. Nelson's horse car
ried off the palm. Next was half mile
dash between three horses for $40, which
was won by Minute, Orson Corey's horse.
There was further a quarter running
between Nelson's and Belknap's horses,
the former coming out victorious. Quite
a crowd was on the grounds, considering
that there had been no public notice
given of the event coming off. A good
deal of betting on the side was INDUCED
in, and dollars changed hands with a
celebrity as disagreeable to the giver as
acceptable to the receiver. Let us have
more races, organized ones, and have
them duly advertised ahead of time in
THE DEMOCRAT.
On Conference days we always notice
an illustration OF the first hexameter
in Goethe's Hermann and Darothea."
"Isn't the city forsaken, the byways de-
populated?"
Bell & Kel, painters and decorators.
can be justly recommended to the liberal
patronage of the general public. See their
card in this issue.
All nature languishes for the want of
rain. If we can't have a storm even
at conference time, when are we going |
to get it? Is the world coming to an |
end?
Tonight is the last ball of the season
for the members and friends of the |
Recherche club, in Woodmansee's Hall. |
1t is proposed to have this party outshine
all previous ones in elegance of costumes,
excellence of music, efficiency of manage
ment and general enjoyment.
S. S. Schramm is giving the real estate
business a new impetus. He has lately
published and sent abroad in hundreds
of copies a circular setting forth in con-
else form and plain language the great
Ogden offers for investment
and settling down.
1t is expected that every business man
of this city, wholesaler or retailer, dry
goods or wet goods, law or laundry,
banker or baker, will attend this even
ing's meeting in the County Court House
to assist in the permanent organization
of Chamber of Commerce in Ogden and
for Ogden and for all her citizens, ire
spective of the affairs where they worship
or the kind of ticket they vote. They
will all unite in devotion to the common
progress and the general boom of the
Junction city, which to them is all the
world, at least, temporarily speaking.
Great things can be accomplished by
honestly combined effort.
AT the Commercial National Bank they
tell me that the era of better times has
dawned with roseate prom
Use glow upon our goodly city. Business
is picking up, real estate active, credit
easier, debts are fewer, and everything
betokens that Ogden is occupying front
rank in the aspirations for Fortuna's most
precious prizes.